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Who pays taxes? Depends on whom you know
Tax collectors and boards of selectmen who are charged with levying taxes fairly, but as some of our recent stories have revealed, there are some whose actions are questionable.
Humble lives leave vast legacy
Warren and Betty Richards lived the life of an earlier era. An era with no televisions or cell phones, where you ate what you grew and where the cardinal rule was "help thy neighbor." They lived a simple life in a log cabin in the woods, with a dream of preserving those woods for future generations.
Former state representative Bob Giuda says he's formed a committee to explore running for New Hampshire's 2nd District congressional seat.
McCabe retiring from school district after 19 years
The Governor Wentworth Regional School District board honored retiring employees last Monday, June 1, at the Skylight Dining Room.
I'll gladly play you on Wednesday
Rebecca Rule E-mail Web site RSS Feed Rebecca Rule, author of "Live Free and Eat Pie: A Storyteller's Guide to New Hampshire," spends a lot of time on the road, traveling to her wicked funny performances throughout the Granite State.
Forest Service plans timber sale
The U.S. Forest Service decided this past week to hold a fifth timber sale in a roadless area of White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire, continuing a policy opposed by the Center for Biological Diversity in Vermont.
Porsche Of Nashua Launches First Mile Program
Car shoppers in New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts can take advantage of the Porsche First Mile Program now through June 1st.
Senate to vote today on expanded gambling
A high-stakes showdown in the State Senate later today could determine if expanded gambling stays alive as an option for the Legislature in 2009.
Vermont group's Forest Service appeal denied
The U.S. Forest Service has denied an appeal by some conservation groups intended to halt logging and road construction in the remote Kilkenny Roadless area north of Mount Washington in the White Mountain ...
SST plays host to welding invitational
Sparks flew at the Seacoast School of Technology on Thursday, Feb. 5, when the school hosted the 2009 Welding Competition.
Keep roadless rule for NH forest lands
Two roadless area timber sales in the White Mountain National Forest are currently under litigation by the Center for Biological Diversity and other conservation groups.
John Harrigan: Eagles, loons bobcats and transplants
If you saw a passenger pigeon and a lynx about to eat it, what would your politically correct emotions be? It's hell being a celebrity, especially if you're young and find yourself at a party, where marijuana ...
Expanded gambling foes launch ad campaign in NH
A coalition of gambling opponents have launched an advertising campaign in hopes of convincing legislators to reject proposals to legalize slot machines in New Hampshire.
As recently as the 1950s, some Exeter families still cooled their food in an icebox.
Spirit Fiddle to perform on January 24
Spirit Fiddle will be performing a concert Saturday, January 24that the Mont Vernon Congregational Church, Mont Vernon, NH.
Canterbury Woods files Chapter 11
The Canterbury Woods Country Club in Canterbury filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week, apparently to head off a pending foreclosure sale.
NH's Bishop Robinson will be part of inauguration
The first openly gay Episcopal bishop will offer a prayer at the Lincoln Memorial at an inaugural event for President-elect Barack Obama.
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